Fauske to Setså, Botn, and Soksenvika

A road cycling route starting from Fauske

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Embark on a scenic journey encompassing Setså, Botn, and Soksenvika on this road cycling route

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Embark on a scenic cycling trip from Fauske, covering Setså, Botn, and Soksenvika. With a distance of 56 kilometers and an ascent of 1811 meters, this route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for intermediate to advanced cyclists. Along the way, indulge in the breathtaking beauty of Setså, where unmatched vistas await. Botn, a picturesque village, invites you to discover its quaint charm and traditional Norwegian architecture. Soksenvika impresses with its coastal allure, providing moments of tranquility amidst the rugged landscape. This road cycling route encapsulates the natural wonders and cultural gems found in the surroundings of Fauske.

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56 km

1811 m

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Start: Fauske City center

Fauske: Cycling Paradise in Nord-Norge

Fauske, located in the Nord-Norge region of Norway, offers a unique cycling experience set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty. The locality is home to well-paved roads and challenging gravel trails, making it perfect for both road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists visiting Fauske must not miss the opportunity to conquer the renowned Vale Lenangsylen climb, known for its demanding gradient and panoramic views. Aside from cycling, Fauske also offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. With its combination of thrilling cycling routes and breathtaking landscapes, Fauske ranks as a 4 in terms of cycling suitability.

15 km

SetsåHamlet

Setså is synonymous with unbridled beauty. Be mesmerized by transcendent views encompassing dramatic landscapes and scenic vistas.

24 km

BotnHamlet

Botn offers a glimpse into traditional Norwegian architecture. Stroll through its charming streets dotted with timber-clad buildings and wooden facades.